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Article: The Week Today, Now - 11/08/2025

The Week Today, Now - 11/08/2025
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The Week Today, Now - 11/08/2025

Bringing you the latest and greatest skateboard news from the last week, including Nick Matthews PRO AF, Feeling Scene in Liverpool and a new Mike Anderson part.

Nick Matthews with his Antihero Pigeonator Pro Deck

Can't beat a bit of Nick Matthews footage and Antihero have treated us to just under three minutes of the stuff in his new 'The Pigeonator' part as he showcases his impeccable pop, shapes and collection of plaid shirts, alongside cameos from some of his 18 homies, to celebrate his well-deserved rise to the pro ranks.

Get the full Blinky experience as he takes the new Vans Old Skool 36+ for a test drive around Leeds while putting his friendly neighbourhood launch ramp to good use unlocking a load of new lines at some of the city's most iconic spots, documented by one of our favourite Welsh ex-pats, Josh Hallett.

The Ben Raemers Foundation are back with another one of their 'Feeling Scene' edits, this time heading North West to catch up with the lovely lads in Liverpool for an insight into the history of the Merseyside scene and how it has helped those both inside and outside of skateboarding.

Mike Anderson Nosegrind

Mike Anderson is back doing what he does best in his new 'Animal Farm' part for Dickies as he injects a dash of transition into a load of cutty street spots with bonkers wallrides and timeless drain kickers. The man both is the GOAT and owns a goat.

It might not be new footage but we'll take any Ishod content we can get so even his new 'Oceania' edit, which he put together with clips from some of his most recent parts, it's still well worth three minutes of your time, especially with that Bobby Shmurda Enya track.

Josh Penning serves up style and substance in equal measure in his new video for Bristol's Vanity crew, 'The Zoid', as he follows Tom Jackson, Ginge, Pat Coghlan, Alexander Donlon and more around a load of the finest spots in and around the city.

Logan Taylor Frontside Tailslide, photo by Kris Anacleto

Very eye-pleasing movements from Logan Taylor in his new pro part for Glass House Skateboards as he manages to pick out the exact right trick for every spot he encounters alongside some haunting Alien Workshop-esque editing.

Converse CONS bring the trend in their new Aus-based edit, 'Starwipe', as Reef Condon, Corey Young, Mitch Roberts and more skim the surface of Australia's seemingly bottomless pool of spots to a dreamy soundtrack.

Lawrence Ravail brings that textbook Euro suaveness in his new part for the new Ace AF1 Inverted Trucks as he makes his presence known with power and grace at a load of the finest spots the continent has to offer.

That's enough chit-chat though. Head to the shop to buy the latest clothing and skateboard decks from CSC. Or, check out more of the latest news, videos, and product reviews on the CSC Blog. Safe.

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